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Skin Tutorial
Published: 2008-07-07 21:33:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 512314; Favourites: 23559; Downloads: 17154
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Skin is fascinating, this is not a skin tones tutorial but more of a skin optics kinda thing. Btw I never went to art school or whatever, so erm, this is not the absolute word on the topic, just a collection of thoughts.For info about what brushes I use check out the Blending Tutorial:[link]
I'm using Photoshop CS2 and Wacom Intuos 2 for this.
Edit: apologies to those of you who are freaked out by the little skin balls, hahahahaha, sorry really
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this is a great tutorial, thank you for making this!
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Gunna be honest, the skin orbs are pretty unnervingΒ ΰ° _ΰ°
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Great tutorial. One of the best I've seen. KEEP IT UP. May you live long to do more. Thank you.
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Thak you very much! Great job! Great passion! I was upset for thinking that my wacom intuos 3 wasn't enough to achieve a great work! Thank you! I love you!Β
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Points for including bruises and veins and stuff. I've never seen that done before.
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this is great! its so easy to understand and learn from. when i think about it its really easy and simple teqnices sut it looks super acuret and realistic .
good jobb :3
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My God ! This Tutorial is so amazing!! I love the meatballs!
But seriously, this is one of the very best Tutorials I've seen so far (and I looked up maaaaaaaaaany!).
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Β
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It's very helpfull tutorial. thank you so much!
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Thanks so much for the tutorial! I've been wanting to try painting realistically for a while now. The extras are amazing!
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This is super helpful!! I have an art contest at my school and Im drawing a girl, I was having difficulties coloring her skin but with this it will be perfect!!!!!ππππ
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This is nothing but amazing and extremely detailed! Thanks!
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Oh wow... I just might use some of these techniques... Thank you!
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Thanks for the tutorial 
it's clear and helpful, thx ><
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it took me a while to realise that lightening a colour means you have to saturate it, since white is the absence of colour. thanks for uploading
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BEST skin tutorial I've ever seen!
Thanks a million!
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The skin balls were terrifying, but this tutorial was awesome!
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This was probably the best explanation on how to paint skin that I've seen. Thank you!
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We're not worthy...We're not worthy...We're not worthy...
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some people just have talent and don't need school to express it.Β Thank you for this helpful piece.
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This really is an incredibly helpful tutorial. Thank you very much
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I simply don't get bored of seeing this tutorial. That's a really REALLY awesome tutorial.
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this is one of the best tutorials I have seen!! keep it up
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I noticed SSS so many times but had no idea how to call it or how it worked in detail. Thanks for sharing!
One thing baffles me, though. I'm color picking photos and illustrations and your skin balls too, but shadow areas still have higher saturation than light.Β
I'm confused. Can you explain this to me? Thank you so much, again!
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thanks, it will help me texturing my 3d models
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Thank you so much for this! It's the most helpful tutorial I've found!
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One of the best tutorials I've found for skin.
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